Burger Chains
Burger Chain Renames Food On Its Menu, Disguises It As Office SuppliesA burger chain in Toronto has come up with an interesting idea to charge their burgers as office expenses - by renaming the items on its menu.
- Yuvraj Singh Invests in US Burger Chain, Carl's Jr.
Rumour has it that cricketer Yuvraj Singh has invested in Cybiz Brightstar Restaurants Pvt Ltd, the company that has been entrusted by US-based premium burger chain Carl's Jr to open 100 franchises across India.
- A Unique Restaurant Selling 'Gay Burgers' Goes Viral On Twitter With Supportive Reactions
Viral: Popular YouTuber Elijah Daniel opened this special burger chain, which has gone viral on Twitter. It sells 'Gay Burgers'.
- US Burger Chain Roasts Celebrity Chef Gordon Ramsay, See Viral Tweet
Celebrity Chef Gordon Ramsay is known for his hilarious roasts online. US burger chain Wendy's took a dig at him in his own style on Twitter.
- Burger Club Is Set To Expand Across India With 50+ New Outlets
Burger Club's vision was to bring big and juicy New Zealand-style burgers to Delhiites' menu. And now, they are planning to expand across India with over 50 new outlets.
- McDonald's, KFC, Burger King And Others Join In The Chicken Burger War On Twitter
The big chicken burger war actually started long time backwith Popeyes launching fried chicken sandwich in brioche buns. It suddenly got so popular that other burger chains had to quickly jump in.
- 'Glass Piece In Burger' Complaint Against Burger King Outlet
The complainant allegedly found some broken glass pieces in the burger and fries he ordered there
- McDonald's 'Secret Menu' and the Entire Hullabaloo Around it
We are guessing the 'secret menu' is not taking off in India anytime soon!
- After Facebook Becomes 'Meta', Wendy's Changes Name To 'Meat'
Facebook changed its name to 'Meta' in a rebranding exercise, following which burger chain Wendy's also changed its Twitter name to 'Meat'.
- Wendy's Takes Dig At McDonald's In Latest Campaign, Twitter Is In Splits
Burger chain Wendy's took a dig at their rival McDonald's with a clever campaign based on their French Fries. Twitter users loved it!
